Mr. Kirchner held the disparate governing coalition intact by inspiring loyalty in lower-level politicians and unions with subsidies and patronage, and by growing the economy at a swift pace, even at the cost of inflation.
Minutes into the raids, they say, the police were helplessly pinned down and a night of terror was unfolding at a swift pace.
But as directed at a swift pace by Sue Lawless, and featuring five vivacious actor-singers - Laura Berman, Stephani Hardy, Steve Mulch, Gary Schwartz and Bill Sgroi - it makes for a reasonably diverting hour-and-a-half of light entertainment.
"The reason I didn't win was because y'all were on my back; I have to deal with y'all every day," he shouted back to a throng of news media members following at a swift pace.
Fancy restaurateurs may be dusting empty wine glasses right now, but the makers of the fast and the fattening have been nourishing the nation's neuroses at a swift pace.
Apartments are scarce and expensive, and the economy, while strong, is not growing at the swift pace of drilling towns in western North Dakota, where cashiers can earn $20 an hour and fast-food workers can be paid thousand-dollar signing bonuses.
The 1939 W.P.A. Guide to New York City praised the "rude vitality" of the district, especially during its usual nighttime operations: "A weird spatter of lights provides illumination, and in the glow truck drivers, farmers, tally keepers and inspectors work at a swift pace.
With emerging battery needs for a vast range of applications, including electric vehicles, research and development of batteries are currently evolving at a swift pace [16, 17].
As we'll see, the empirical literature on perceptual affect has recently been moving along at a swift pace, and philosophers are starting to play a more important role in these discussions.
In fact, the chain is without a CMO, which is extremely rare in the quick-service segment, where competition has been intensifying and media channels and consumer preferences have been changing at a swift pace.
